Is EnergyPlans independent?

Yes. EnergyPlans.com.au is an independent Australian comparison and research platform. We publish sourced solar data — rebates, feed-in tariffs and incentives — and pass your details to a single trusted solar partner only if you ask for quotes.

Where does your solar data come from?

Rebate figures come from the Clean Energy Regulator, feed-in tariffs from the AER, ESC, IPART and QCA, and state incentives from each scheme’s own government page. Every figure carries its source and a last-verified date, and anything we haven’t verified yet is shown as pending rather than guessed.

Do I need to own my home to go solar?

Owners have the most options, but renters can still explore arrangements with their landlord. Tell us your situation and we’ll tailor the information accordingly.

Should I go solar or just switch electricity plans?

Sometimes switching to a cheaper plan saves more, sooner, than a solar install — and sometimes solar is the bigger long-term win. Because we hold both electricity pricing data and solar data, we can help you weigh them honestly rather than assume solar is always the answer.

Independent solar data & comparison

Australia’s independent solar data & comparison

Solar rebates, feed-in tariffs, battery incentives and the is-it-worth-it maths — sourced from official data, kept current, and free of installer spin. We’re the one site that holds both electricity pricing data and solar data, so the advice stays honest.

Solar rebate data last verified 20 June 2026.

Rebates & incentives

The calculable-data layer — STC rebates, state incentives and feed-in tariffs, kept current and sourced.

Solar rebate (STC) calculator

Work out your small-scale technology certificate entitlement straight from the Clean Energy Regulator’s zone ratings.Read more

Government solar incentives by state

State-by-state schemes and concessions, each shown with its source and last-verified date.Read more

Solar feed-in tariffs

What retailers pay for the electricity you export to the grid, by state and distributor.Read more

Home batteries

Federal and state battery rebates, and whether a battery actually pays for itself.

Home batteries: rebates & is it worth it

The 2026 federal scheme plus state rebates, and an honest look at the payback maths.Read more

Battery rebates by state

A sourced reference table of every current state battery rebate.Read more

Battery payback calculator

Enter your quote and usage; see the payback with the assumptions stated up front.Read more

Is solar worth it?

The buying decision — built on our feed-in tariff and reference-price data, not generic claims.

Is solar worth it in your state?

By state and household size, using real feed-in tariffs and your current electricity price.Read more

Solar vs switching retailers

Already on solar’s radar? See whether switching plans saves more first — using our Reference Price Index.Read more

Solar payback calculator

System payback from your quote and real usage, with transparent feed-in assumptions.Read more

The honest comparison

Go solar, or switch plans first?

A cheaper electricity plan can sometimes save you more, sooner, than a solar install. Because we track the regulated reference price against the cheapest plans on our panel, we can show you the switching saving on the table before you commit to solar.

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Common questions

Is EnergyPlans independent?: Yes. EnergyPlans.com.au is an independent Australian comparison and research platform. We publish sourced solar data — rebates, feed-in tariffs and incentives — and pass your details to a single trusted solar partner only if you ask for quotes.
Where does your solar data come from?: Rebate figures come from the Clean Energy Regulator, feed-in tariffs from the AER, ESC, IPART and QCA, and state incentives from each scheme’s own government page. Every figure carries its source and a last-verified date, and anything we haven’t verified yet is shown as pending rather than guessed.
Do I need to own my home to go solar?: Owners have the most options, but renters can still explore arrangements with their landlord. Tell us your situation and we’ll tailor the information accordingly.
Should I go solar or just switch electricity plans?: Sometimes switching to a cheaper plan saves more, sooner, than a solar install — and sometimes solar is the bigger long-term win. Because we hold both electricity pricing data and solar data, we can help you weigh them honestly rather than assume solar is always the answer.

James Baker, Founder, EnergyPlans.com.au. Solar data last verified 20 June 2026. Methodology.